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Previously on "Rockabilly - boomed"

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  • Lockhouse
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    Nice.

    You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to BlasterBates again.

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  • BlasterBates
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    Originally posted by Lockhouse View Post
    Excellent stuff; If you're doing covers, how about a set list?
    Set list..hmm yes that´s a good idea, then I can pick a different set list next time:

    Crying Waiting Hoping
    Mary Lou
    Move it
    39 (from Queen)
    Maybe Baby
    Tutti Frutti
    Race with the Devil
    Rip it up
    Matchbox
    Ready Teddy
    Shake Rattle and Roll
    Heartbeat
    Be-Bop a Lula
    Rockabillly Boogie
    Lonely Summer Nights
    Apache
    That´s Alright Mama
    Perfidia
    Walk don´t run
    Stray Cat Strut
    That´ll be the Day
    Diamond Head
    Rock around the clock
    Johnny B Goode
    Blue Suede Shoes
    Jail house rock
    Rock This Town
    Hound Dog
    Raunchy (speeded up version)
    Raunchy fast version
    and a few songs of our own

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  • Lockhouse
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    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
    The gig last night was "Rock-a-tastic"....small cafe packed out...perfect venue with a neon guitar hanging on the front of the cafe, complete with some "cats" all dressed up in 50´s gear. Nice warm evening so doors open out onto the pavement, and it was "wild"....we´ve now got loads of fast raucous numbers, gets the crowd going, Bassist and drummer were completely knackered at the end of the gig.

    Look forward to going back there.
    Excellent stuff; If you're doing covers, how about a set list?

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  • BlasterBates
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    The gig last night was "Rock-a-tastic"....small cafe packed out...perfect venue with a neon guitar hanging on the front of the cafe, complete with some "cats" all dressed up in 50´s gear. Nice warm evening so doors open out onto the pavement, and it was "wild"....we´ve now got loads of fast raucous numbers, gets the crowd going, Bassist and drummer were completely knackered at the end of the gig.

    Look forward to going back there.


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  • darmstadt
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    Shame this isn't you playing here this weekend, Rockabilly/Psychobilly and general mayhem...I'll be there (possibly as there's about 30 other bands on in different pubs

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  • BlasterBates
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    Gr8 fun on Saturday, nice to turn up a bit louder. It was in the afternoon so it was "coffee, cakes and Rock´n´Roll". Went down well, someone even asked us for our autographs

    We´re busy trying to persuade one of the local theatre groups, who we do open stage nights with to do backing vocals....ha ha that would be fun. All be improvised of course so could be a bit rough.

    Next gig this Thursday

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  • BlasterBates
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    We're at the street festival tomorrow.....

    Looking forward to playing plenty of loud Rockabilly tomorrow, start late afternoon and play until sundown...interspersed with beer breaks.

    "ready Teddy to....Rock'n'Roll"

    Last edited by BlasterBates; 31 August 2012, 11:33.

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  • Lockhouse
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    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
    It would be nice to see a few "cats" at our gigs, I mean real cats all dolled up and throwing their partners over their heads and things.
    Hmmm, you want to get onto the weekenders in this country. Hemsby, The Hayride etc. No shortage of that sort of thing there. You'll need to look the part though and not just the mikes....
    Last edited by Lockhouse; 1 August 2012, 11:54.

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  • BlasterBates
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    Butzbach near Frankfurt for the "Rockabilly" brunch and Nieder-Ehrlenbach for the afternoon Blue-Grass...which admittedly is a bit far from East Anglia.

    It would be nice to see a few "cats" at our gigs, I mean real cats all dolled up and throwing their partners over their heads and things.
    Last edited by BlasterBates; 1 August 2012, 11:14.

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  • SimonMac
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    Location?

    If you really are in East Anglia I think a road trip could be called for!

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  • doomage
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    How about psychobilly? Mate of mine organises the Bedlam festivals. Great

    At any rate, congrats. Just got an electronic drum kit for my lad, hopefully steer him towards a life in bands, at least as a sideline.

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  • BlasterBates
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    Just confirmed a gig in the Irish Pub, 5 or 6 gigs planned up to November.

    We've got a Sunday brunch gig this week, outside of course, followed by a Blue-Grass session in an Apple Orchard, looking forward to that. Polishing up some new "hits" for the set list.

    This is seriously fun.....especially a gig in the Irish pub, a chance to demonstrate our Roy Orbison covers.

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  • Cliphead
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    Rock on!

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
    4 gigs definitely planned and 2 tentative.....

    One of them is a street festival.....so "big stage" (small actually, but still bigger than the very small stages we play on )

    ...and we're really getting the hang of it...bass player was "slappin" that bass last time.

    The "Elvis" mics are a real hit...




    Rock'n'Roll....

    Excellent - remember us when you hit the big time!

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  • BlasterBates
    started a topic Rockabilly - boomed

    Rockabilly - boomed

    4 gigs definitely planned and 2 tentative.....

    One of them is a street festival.....so "big stage" (small actually, but still bigger than the very small stages we play on )

    ...and we're really getting the hang of it...bass player was "slappin" that bass last time.

    The "Elvis" mics are a real hit...




    Rock'n'Roll....
    Last edited by BlasterBates; 4 June 2012, 07:56.

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